Working papers
La collection des «LIVES Working Papers» (ISSN: 2296-1658) est une série en sciences sociales publiée par le Centre LIVES. Elle est destinée à faire avancer la connaissance et le débat dans le domaine en plein développement des parcours de vie.
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| Title | Volume | Author(s) | Key words | Year |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Selecting Qualitative Cases Using Sequence Analysis: A Mixed-Method Strategy for In-Depth Understanding of Life Course Trajectories | 088 | Guillaume Le Roux, Matthias Studer, Arnaud Bringé, Catherine Bonvalet | Mixed methods, Sequential explanatory design, Sequence analysis, Case selection, Residential trajectories | 2021 |
| Enhancing the resources of frontline workers in welfare-to-work policy: is it financially effective? Findings from a local pilot in Southern Switzerland | 087 | Gregorio Avilés, Maurizio Bigotta | Impact evaluation, Impact theory, Counterfactual approach, Active social policies | 2021 |
| Double standards? Co-authorship and gender bias in early stage academic hiring | 086 | Klarita Gërxhani, Nevena Kulic, Fabienne Liechti | Gender bias, Academia, Factorial survey experiment, Co-authorships, Disciplines | 2021 |
| Comparison of two approaches in multichannel analysis | 085 | Kevin Emery, André Berchtold | Sequence analysis, multiple life domains, real data, clustering. multichannel sequence analysis, extended alphabet | 2020 |
| Networked LIVES | 084 | Mattia Vacchiano, Dario Spini | Life-course, Social networks, meso-level, agency, structure, Social capital | 2020 |
| A decline in the social status of the working class? Conflicting evidence for 8 western countries, 1987-2017 | 083 | Daniel Oesch, Nathalie Vigna | Subjective status, Social class, social inequality, ISSP, working class | 2020 |
| The link between previous life trajectories and a later life outcome: A feature selection approach | 082 | Danilo Bolano, Matthias Studer | Sequence analysis, machine learning, life course methodology, variable selection, LIVES Working Paper, NCCR LIVES | 2020 |
| Discrimination in the hiring of older jobseekers: Evidence from two survey experiments in Switzerland | 081 | Daniel Oesch | Switzerland, Age discrimination, experiments, older workers, unemployment, vignette study, LIVES Working Paper, NCCR LIVES | 2019 |
| Validating sequence analysis typologies using bootstrapping | 080 | Matthias Studer | Methodology, Sequence analysis, Bootstrapping, Null model, LIVES Working Paper, NCCR LIVES | 2019 |
| The great recession and trajectories of vulnerability to unemployment in the UK and Switzerland | 079 | Dan Orsholits, Matthias Studer, Gilbert Ritschard | Switzerland, Employment, unemployment, United Kingdom, Labour Market, Recession, Vulnerability, LIVES Working Paper, NCCR LIVES | 2019 |